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Franc and prices
Euro-franc exchange, inflation and purchasing power: what a Swiss salary is really worth.
212 articles on franc and prices, newest first.
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Switzerland explores alternative air defense systems
Delays in Patriot systems prompt Switzerland to consider new air defense solutions.
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Ermotti: UBS deserves debate
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti defends the bank from accusations of aggressive pressure on the debate about own funds.
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Swiss banks prepare for Gulf clients
Fund transfers underway to Switzerland from Gulf countries due to the war in Iran. Here's what changes for cross-border workers.
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Volandia: helicopter flight baptism returns in 2026
From May 1 to 3, 2026, Volandia offers helicopter flights for adults and children, with prices set at 65 euros for adults and 45 euros for children.
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Säntis cableway closed for months: 30 million upgrade
The Säntis cableway will close for several months for a 30 million francs upgrade. Reopening expected in autumn.
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Why Swiss inflation hits cross-border workers hard
Switzerland's official inflation is low, but cross-border workers in Ticino feel the pinch.
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How to read your bank's annual financial report
Learn how to read your bank's annual report on costs and expenses and what it means for your investments.
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Raiffeisen Bioggio: grand opening on May 9th
The Bioggio branch of Raiffeisen Bank Malcantone is being renovated and invites the public to the grand opening on May 9, 2026.
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Last day to ride the Säntis cable car
From May 1st, the Säntis cable car will be closed for renovations. The new cabins will be able to transport up to 85 passengers.
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ECB holds rates but inflation risks rise
The ECB keeps rates unchanged but warns of inflation risks due to Middle East conflict. Impacts for cross-border workers in Ticino.
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Pizza and drink prices soaring: Italy's 30 most expensive cities
Osservatorio Prezzi e Tariffe data shows a significant rise in pizza and drink costs across Italy, with Bolzano topping the list.
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Italy inflation April 2026: +2.8% and grocery basket up
In April 2026, Italy's inflation rises to +2.8%, with a +2.5% increase in the grocery basket.
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BPER-BCC branch transfer in Varese province
BPER Banca is transferring six branches to the BCC Iccrea Group in the provinces of Varese and Como. Here's what changes for customers and employees.
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Demographic decline alarms Ticino's future
Low birth rate and aging population concern the Canton of Ticino. Parliamentary question for a cantonal strategy.
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Credinvest Bank grows
The Swiss bank closes 2025 with revenues of 22.80 million and a gross profit of 4.93 million, investing in technology and talent.
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China blocks Manus acquisition: here's why
Beijing halts Meta's }; billion purchase, fearing loss of strategic technology.
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Swiss banks ready for Gulf clients
Capital transfers and potential residence moves to Switzerland due to the Iran conflict.
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Andrea Giuliani new president of Gastro Bellinzona and Alto Ticino
Change at the top of Gastro Bellinzona and Alto Ticino: Andrea Giuliani replaces Luca Merlo. Concerns for the current season.
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Bank customer service: UBS leads, digital banks lag
UBS and Basel-Landschaft Cantonal Bank offer 24/7 service, while online banks like Revolut and Neon rank last.
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Locarno disposes waste in Landquart: 1,000 tonnes over 156 km
Locarno disposes of plant waste in Landquart, generating 6.5 tonnes of CO2 annually. Interrogation to the Municipality for lack of environmental coherence.
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Andrea Giuliani leads GastroBellinzona Alto Ticino
Andrea Giuliani is the new president of GastroBellinzona Alto Ticino. The association faces economic challenges and hopes for the catering industry.
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Ex Bank of Italy HQ for sale in Varese: why it's not selling
The former headquarters of the Bank of Italy in Varese has been for sale for years. We discover the price and the reasons why it doesn't find buyers.
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Former army chief joins Kaiser Partner Privatbank board
Thomas Süssli, former Swiss army chief, joins the board of Vaduz-based bank.
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Airpack Lombardia: 41 jobs at risk of dismissal
Belgian owner Abriso insists on closing the Ossago Lodigiano plant, despite purchase offers.